00:00Well, here you have an ensemble of those, mainly from the bassin of the thoracic
00:06and one of the members of the camarazor.
00:09You have here, for example, the scapula, which we call the homoplate,
00:13which is really an exceptional piece, which is preserved in its entirety
00:17and which has been prepared for the last few months.
00:20You have here a fémur, a fémur in two parts.
00:24Here, the proximal part, which goes to the side of the hand,
00:28and then the distal part of the same fémur.
00:30The two can be raccorded, but they have been found at long-coups and long-coups.
00:35In general, it's the diplodocus, so the camarazor is a cousin,
00:38it's a cousin of the diplodocus.
00:41This one, which we found in Jacques,
00:43is about a dozen meters of length, for about a dozen meters maximum.
00:49And it's one of them.
00:50Here, every dent, which is here,
00:53should theoretically enter into this dentaire,
00:56but we will do a number of 3D to see virtually if it works or not.
01:03In all cases, it's really exceptional to have, a priori, the whole dent.
01:07In all cases, we are at more than half, more than 60% of the dent.
01:11In total, the individual must have about 60-70%.
01:15That's the point where it is.
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